Israel gets most of its lifeblood from the US through foreign aid or
stealing. A prime example of this is the Apollo affair, where Israel
stole enriched uranium from the US to build their infamous nuclear
weapons program through suspected Mossad agent, Zalman Shapiro, along
with four Israeli intelligence agents, including Rafi Eitan, who visited
NUMEC periodically between 1965 and 1970. This is how Israel operates.
However, the alt-media does not go further than the Apollo affair.
They don’t report on the much deeper and more consequential Israeli
thieving of US high technology through the Talpiot Program
and Unit 8200.
Billions of dollars are being sucked out of the US economy through
government contracts to Israeli technology and cybersecurity companies
like Amdocs, which has access to all US telephone records through the
NSA, and Comverse Infosys, which has access to all NSA electronic
tapping equipment. Essentially, Israel runs the national security state.
Israeli companies can spy on you. Where did they get the capability to
become world leaders in the technology sector? The United States.
Part of the reason why Israeli tech firms are so competitive in the
global market is due to a form of quasi-state capitalism, in which the
Israeli government subsidizes 50 percent of Israeli tech firms’ R&D
costs. This gives these firms the ability to sell their goods and
services at significantly lower prices than their American counterparts.
This policy is socialist in nature, which Phil Giraldi pointed out
in a speech for the Council for the National Interest: “Israel, a
socialist country where government and business work hand in hand, has
obtained significant advantages by systematically stealing American
technology with both civilian and military applications.” Subsequently,
Israel uses this advantage to flood the US market with their technology
exports, partly due to the 1985 Israel-United States Free Trade
Agreement, destroying American high technology jobs in the process. This
was the first free trade agreement agreed upon by the United States. It
reduced all tariffs on Israeli imports, and is the only free-trade
agreement that does not have a chapter on intellectual property rights
. That means that Israel can have access to US intellectual property under US law.
How did Israel get access to US high technology and intellectual
property? It all began in the 1970s, when the US and Israeli governments
formed BIRD (Israel-United States Bi-national Industrial Research and
Development) Foundation. BIRD funds joint partnerships between Israeli
and American companies, with 50 percent of its funding coming from the
US government. That’s right, our taxpayer money is funding Israeli
industry, while our infrastructure is in shambles. This quote from a
Bloomberg article
is Talpiot in action, “The company [BIRD] promotes joint industrial
R&D between American and Israeli companies. They provide a maximum
of $1.2 million funding per project. BIRD-supported projects allow leading Israeli technology companies to access key world class-US companies and establish business ties.”
There
you go, US government funded BIRD gives Israeli tech companies access
to “world-class US companies.” That is where the Israeli high tech
industry gets its lifeblood. Using this access to US industry, Israel
set up a massive espionage operation in the United States to steal
secret US defense secrets, military technology, and intellectual
property in the early 1980s. One operative, Jonathan Pollard, was caught
in this operation. Pollard was a US intelligence agent/Israeli spy who
stole thousands of documents revealing the methods used by the US for
signal intelligence gathering. From then on, Israel had the same
intelligence gathering capabilities as the United States. Without
Pollard, Israel would never have been able to engage in signal
intelligence gathering, which means that the infamous Israeli companies
tied to 9/11: Amdocs and Verint, would never have been formed. But
Pollard was just the tip of the iceberg. There was a whole Israeli Espionage Network
surrounding and working with Pollard, including guys like Richard
Perle, Frank Gafney JR, Douglas J Feith, John F Lehman Jr, and Paul
Wolfowitz.
All this technology that Israel has stolen was developed by tax payer
money through DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency). Nearly
all of Apple’s technology was developed
by DARPA. Google emerged
through DARPA technology and the CIA’s MDDS (Massive Digital Data
Systems) project, and Facebook raised its initial capital through an
investment from Peter Thiel, whose data mining company, Palantir, was
first funded by the CIA Venture capital firm, In Q Tel.
Furthermore, there are Zionist fingerprints all over tech giants like
Google and Facebook. Google was initially partly funded by American
Jew, Andy Bechtolsheim, the co founder of the tech firm, Sun
Microsystems, which has a major R&D center in Israel. Many other
tech firms including Google, Facebook, IBM, Motorola, Microsoft,
Qualcomm, and Apple have R&D centers in Israel as well. Why would
these firms choose to have R&D centers near Tel Aviv? Tel Aviv is
the ninth most expensive city in the world. Furthermore, it would make
more sense economically to have R&D centers in a place like
Bangladesh, where wages are significantly lower with a similar supply of
high tech workers.
These companies operate in Israel because they seek to make Israel
the high tech capital of the world, where Israel will rule the world in a
one world government from Jerusalem as Ben Gurion predicted.
Furthermore, Israel sells their US originated high technology to our
enemies, Russia and China. Russia and China then sell that technology to
Iran. Therefore, Israel is indirectly arming Iran. The Iran-Israel
conflict is a charade. If Israel was really an enemy of Iran, they would
never allow China to sell Israeli sold military technology to Iran, let
alone sell Israeli military technology to China in the first place. On
top of that, Israel has numerous historical ties to the Islamic Republic
of Iran, as I laid out in my article, “Iran Not an Enemy of the Jewish Elite”.
Ariwatch.com does a fantastic job of detailing the history of Israel
transferring US technology to China in their article, “Israel’s
Technology Transfer to China”:
“On June 13, 1990 the Los Angeles Times reported that Israel had
become the largest supplier of advanced military technology to China
since the United States banned military sales to that country a year
earlier. An unnamed U.S. official told the newspaper that Israel was a
“back door to U.S. technology that the United States won’t sell them.”
[1]
Israel was breaching the U.S. embargo against China using
technology the U.S. had given to Israel for its own defense, even though
the technology came with the restriction that Israel would not
re-export.
Shortly before the Times report, Israel opened an office of the
Israeli Academy of Sciences in Beijing. Doubtless it was that blatant
act that caused U.S. officials to begin leaking information. The Times’
source said that Israel’s supposedly academic office in Beijing was
actually “facilitating a whole range of military-to-military cooperation
between Israel and China.”:
“According to the article, intelligence experts in the West and Asia
believed Israel had provided China with some of the advanced technology
needed to modernize China’s jet planes and missiles. U.S. officials had
told Israel they strongly opposed the military cooperation because it
undercut U.S. sanctions against China. “This is over our objections,” a
senior administration official told the newspaper. U.S. officials said
that Israel was not operating as a proxy for the United States in these
sales.
The story had no discernible impact on Israel. It went on selling
arms technology to China and upgrading relations between the two
countries. A year after the Times report, in June 1991, China and Israel
signed an agreement on scientific cooperation. [2]
On Nov. 20, 1991, the East Coast press reported that Israeli
Defense Minister Moshe Arens made a secret four-day visit to China
earlier that month. [3] By the end of 1991, China’s Deputy Foreign
Minister Yang Fuchang visited Israel. [4]
On Jan. 24, 1992 China and Israel established formal diplomatic
relations in ceremonies in Beijing. The occasion was attended by Chinese
Foreign Minister Qian Qichen and Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy.
[5]
The Sino-Israeli relationship was a strange one. China
traditionally favored the Arabs in the Arab-Israel conflict. [6]
Moreover, while Israel based its pleas for enormous amounts of U.S. aid
on the danger from Arab countries, its selling of weapons technology to
China was indirectly helping strengthen the Arabs because China was a
major supplier of missiles to Iran and such Arab countries as Saudi
Arabia and Syria. [7]
In an obvious effort to dampen the burgeoning Sino-Israeli
relationship, U.S. officials stepped up their leaks. Unnamed officials
revealed in early March 1992 that there was “overwhelming” evidence of
Israel cheating on written promises not to re-export U.S. weapons
technology to Third World countries, including China. [8] They added
that there was well-founded suspicion that Israel was also selling
secrets of America’s Patriot anti-missile missile to China. [9] A U.S.
team of experts was dispatched to Israel in late March but it failed to
find proof of Israeli cheating. The State Department said on April 2
that “the Israeli government has a clean bill of health on the Patriot
issue.” [10]
But there was disagreement in the government. Defense Secretary
Dick Cheney said there remained “good reason” to believe diversion had
taken place. [11] CIA Director Robert Gates agreed, saying, “There is
some indication that they [the Chinese] have some of the [Patriot]
technology.” [12]
About the same time, a study by the Pentagon-supported RAND Corp.
became public with the conclusion that Israel had become “China’s
leading foreign supplier of advanced technology.” It said there had been
reports that Israel had helped China develop the HQ-61 surface-to-air
missile, the CSS-2 intermediate missile, the PL-8 air-to-air and
surface-to-air missile, as well as advanced armor for battle tanks and
an air-borne early warning radar system. It said that Israel was
currently cooperating with China to develop an advanced fighter jet.
[13]
These disclosures were followed by a report in The Wall Street
Journal saying that Israel illegally re-exports technology to a number
of countries beyond China, including Chile, Ethiopia, South Africa and
Thailand. There was “no doubt in the U.S. intelligence community that
Israel has repeatedly engaged in diversion schemes.” [14]The Washington
Post added that one official said there were “lots and lots of clear-cut
cases.” Apparently the U.S. had more than enough evidence to convict
Israel, if it had the political will to do so. [15]
The leaks by unnamed official sources came just days before
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens was due to meet on March 16, 1992
with his counterpart, Dick Cheney. Arens’ initial public reaction was
outrage: “There is not a grain of truth. No truth in it at all.” But as
the volume of charges grew, his statements changed to questioning the
motives of the leakers: “The real story is who are these unnamed
individuals who are floating these malicious rumors?” [16] Defense
Secretary Cheney and his spokesmen declined any comment. [17]
On April 1, 1992 the State Department released a report by its
inspector general charging that a “major recipient” of U.S. military aid
was engaged in a “systematic and growing pattern” of selling secret
U.S. technology in violation of U.S. law. The public report did not
directly name Israel, but officials left no doubt that it was the
subject of the report. The report said Israel’s violations began about
1983 and that Israel sought to conceal the violations. A secret version
of the report allegedly identified Chile, China, Ethiopia and South
Africa as among the recipients of Israel’s sales. [18]
State Department Inspector General Sherman M. Funk said he
notified Secretary of State James A. Baker III about intelligence
reports of Israel’s violations in June 1991 and that new procedures to
prevent future violations were put in place under an operation called
Blue Lantern. Funk said U.S. officials previously had depended on verbal
assurances from Israel that it was not retransferring. But, he said,
such assurances from Israel “are not an effective mechanism for
providing end-use verification. We identified instances where U.S. items
and technology were retransferred or were used in violation of the
assurances.”
He added that he had recommended that Israel be forced to repay the
money illicitly earned from the transfers but Deputy Secretary of State
Lawrence S. Eagleburger rejected the proposal as being an impossible
chore. Eagleburger was a protégé of former Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger and a strong supporter of Israel.
The subject went to the heart of the economic prosperity of the
Jewish state. Arms sales of around $1.5 billion annually accounted for
40 percent of Israel’s exports and were based almost entirely on U.S.
technology. [19]
How Israel became so technologically advanced was revealed in a
study by the General Accounting Office. [20]The giveaway began in 1970
with the signing of a Master Defense Development Data Exchange Agreement
that provided for the greatest transfer of U.S. technology to any
country ever undertaken. The transfer was made by what was called
Technical Data Packages: the entire complex of blueprints, plans and
types of materials required to actually construct weapons. [**]
Over the next eight years more than 120 such packages were given
to Israel, according to a 1979 study by the Middle East Arms Transfer
Panel. [21] This massive infusion of technology boosted Israel’s
economy. By 1981, Israel had emerged from being a technologically
backward arms importer to the seventh largest exporter of military
weapons in the world, with overseas sales of $1.3 billion. [22]
An Israeli writer observed, “The Americans have made virtually
all their most advanced weaponry and technology, meaning the best
fighter aircraft, missiles, radar, armor, and artillery, available to
Israel. Israel, in turn, has utilized this knowledge, adapting American
equipment to increase its own technological sophistication, reflected
tangibly in Israeli defense offerings.” [23]
Despite the number of reports over the years that Israel was
illicitly profiting from U.S. technology at the cost of American
companies and U.S. security, Washington continued to provide Israel
ever-increasing amounts of technology. According to a report in 1992,
there were 322 separate cooperative U.S.-Israeli ventures at that time,
valued at $2.9 billion. In addition, there were 49 country-to-country
programs involving Israel in co-development or co-production and
research with the United States, and there existed 36 active data
exchange agreements and 11 new proposed accords. The report concluded:
“The magnitude of existing cooperative efforts with Israel is extensive
and growing rapidly.” [24] In 1993, when Bill Clinton became president
he promised to lift the “technological barrier” by granting Israel even
more sophisticated technology. [25]
Meanwhile Sino-Israeli relations flourished. Israeli President
Chaim Herzog visited China between Dec. 24 and 30, 1992. In January
1993, with the administration of President Clinton taking over in
Washington, Israel and China signed a contract permitting Israel to buy
Chinese coal. On Feb. 14, 1993, the two countries signed a scientific
agreement for joint research projects in electronics, medical
technology, renewable energy, agriculture and civilian uses of space
technology. [26]
On Oct. 12, 1993 the CIA revealed to the Senate Governmental
Affairs Committee that Israel had been selling advanced military
technology to China for more than a decade. Central Intelligence
Director R. James Woolsey estimated that the trade “may be several
billion dollars.” Woolsey added: “Building on a long history of close
defense industrial relations, including work on China’s next-generation
fighter, air-to-air missiles and tank programs, and the establishment of
diplomatic relations in January 1992, China and Israel appear to be
moving toward formalizing and broadening their military technical
cooperation.” [27]
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin denied that the trade
reached billions of dollars, adding that the figure for 1992 was about
$60 million. “All these stories of billions of dollars of arms business
in the past 10 years are total nonsense,” he said. “We have made it
clear time and again that we have never done a thing against American
law … never transmitted items of technology that we got from the United
States. We are not stupid enough” to endanger Israel’s annual $3 billion
in U.S. aid. He issued his statement in Beijing, where he was on an
official four-day visit. [28]
The CIA said that indications of stronger Sino-Israeli ties were
the opening of a number of Israeli military sales offices in China, the
Feb. 14, 1993 signing of an agreement to share technology, and the
current visit to Beijing of Rabin. The report stated: “We believe the
Chinese seek from Israel advanced military technologies that the U.S.
and Western firms are unwilling to provide. Beijing probably hopes to
tap Israeli expertise for cooperative development of military
technologies, such as advanced tank power plants and airborne radar
systems, that the Chinese would have difficulty producing on their own.”
[29]
In 1994 Professor Duncan L. Clarke of The American University in
Washington, DC reported in a study: “For years, Israel had violated the
Arms Export Control Act and related executive agreements. [30] Israel
has employed U.S. weaponry contrary to U.S. law and policy, incorporated
U.S. technology into Israeli weapons systems without prior approval,
and made improper transfers of U.S. missile and other defense systems
and technologies to other countries, including Chile, China, and South
Africa.” [31]
In early 1995 came another series of media reports on Israel’s
China trade. These led to official denials by Israel. David Ivri, the
director-general of the Israeli Defense Ministry, admitted on Jan. 3
that Israel had sold China “some technology on aircraft” but added that
it was not U.S. technology and that the contracts were “very small in
magnitude.” [32]
On Jan. 6, Aded Ben-Ami, the spokesperson for Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin, again denied that Israel had illegally transferred any
U.S. technology to China. “Israel did not transfer any American
technology or American components to China,” he said. [34] Two days
later Defense Secretary William Perry discussed the issue with Prime
Minister Rabin in Jerusalem, but the Israeli leader again denied that
any U.S. technology was involved. [35]
Then, suddenly, the issue disappeared from the public eye.
The controversy that had begun in 1990 with anonymous leaks and had
grown into official charges by the United States, culminated at the
beginning of 1995 with discussions between the two countries at the
highest level. After Perry’s meeting with Rabin the subject dropped from
public sight. What action was taken, if any, was not announced.”
This is a key quote from that article, “Moreover, while Israel
based its pleas for enormous amounts of U.S. aid on the danger from Arab
countries, its selling of weapons technology to China was indirectly
helping strengthen the Arabs because China was a major supplier of
missiles to Iran and such Arab countries as Saudi Arabia and Syria.”
See,
it’s all a scam. They’re all in this together. Israel transfers high
technology to China, who in turn, transfers that technology to Arab
countries and Iran. Therefore, Israel is an indirect ally of Iran and
SYRIA. I bet you thought that Assad was an arch enemy of Israel. Well,
Syria gets extensive military technology from Russia and China.
According to the Brookings institution, “Russia and China Provide Cover for Assad’s Syria.”
Therefore, Israel indirectly, “provides cover for Assad’s Syria.”
Recently, Israel’s tolerance of Assad has become clear. According to
this article
by Haaretz, “Several weeks ago, Israel reportedly told Russia that it
wouldn’t oppose that [Assad in power], as if the decision were in its
hands or as if Israel even had any leverage over what kind of government
is in power in Syria after the war ends.”
In conclusion, Israel’s military and high technology sectors are US
taxpayer subsidized. Our taxpayer money is going to a country which
sells our high technology to our enemies, namely China. China has gotten
a lot of its technological capabilities from Israel. China uses this
technology to steal US intellectual property, which the Trump
administration has rightly brought up as an issue. However, the Trump
administration never mentions Israel, who directly hands China this
technology. President Trump does not care at all about US intellectual
property theft. If he did, he would call Israel out, just like the BBC
and Washington Examiner
have done. He won’t though, because Trump and his buddy Putin are, “fans of Bibi.”
With all this documented evidence of Israel reverse engineering US
technology to build up its own tech firms with Israeli military
intelligence people through the Talpiot Program
and Unit 8200
,
most alt-media personalities still never mention it. Israel is the MAIN
reason why China is a high tech super power. China got all its military
technology from Israel. Israel has violated US law by re-exporting US
military technology to China, yet they have never beared any
consequences. For example, in the 1990s, Israel supplied
China with Python III Missiles, which utilized US developed technology
for Sidewinder Missiles. This rightfully outraged the lower levels of
the US military, who have been slowly ramping up pressure against Israel
and doing some damage. For example, in 2013
,
“a top Israeli defense official was forced to step down after the
United States expressed fury at Israel’s decision to sell military
equipment to China.” Also in 2013, the U.S. military was reportedly concerned
that, “the technology could ultimately find it way to Iran.” It’s out
in the open, yet people still think that Iran is Israel’s arch enemy.
In regard to the lower levels of the Pentagon being outraged at
Israel for transferring US technology to our enemies, perhaps the
Secretary of Defense James Mattis is on to something, as Brendon
O’Connell points out. The Pentagon is being audited for the first time.
If this audit is legit, it could reveal the Pentagon’s Israeli Swamp,
with all the, “ shady companies with ties to Israel
” receiving billions of dollars worth of contracts from the NSA. The fact that James Mattis and President Trump are in a little rift
supports this claim. However, it is very possible that this audit will
be a ruse to give President Trump credibility yet reveal nothing of
value. I am open to both viewpoints; I am not leaning to one or the
other, and I will always keep my eyes open on the matter.
The issue of the US subsidizing the Israeli tech industry is an issue
that will get across to both progressives, who will be outraged that
our government is subsidizing a foreign country’s economy while sucking
out billions of dollars from our economy, and paleo-conservative
anti-communists who will be infuriated that our alleged “greatest ally”
is funding and arming our enemies: Russia, China, and even Iran. This is
the winning strategy; getting both sides of the political spectrum
together on the same issues; not walking in the streets holding up
childish signs that say, “Expel the Jew by 22!”, which Patrick Little
did at a Holocaust Museum. That sign that Patrick Little made is the
perfect ammunition for the ADL and Jewish owned media to call all
critics of Jewish power “Nazis”, who seek to throw all Jews out of the
country. That is not the way to go. We need to reach out to the common
Jewish taxpayer and explain to them that the Jewish elite are not
operating in their best interests either. Ordinary Jews are just as much
of dupes as the rest of us. They are being duped to support a
supremacist state and ideology, instead of learning to keep their
culture within themselves and promote Logos (the natural order) with the
rest of the world.
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